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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
Another I.diap Outbreah.

NcGAIB, A. T., September 25-
Private kilograms received here state
the msjor portion Of the Indisne on
the San Carlos reservation have gone
on the war path. So far no one hRt
been killed, but depredstions on stock
ranches hsve resulted in much loss,
and the trepidity outrivals all past ex.
plots. The troops at the camp north
OF town have been ordered TO prepare
for march, and are tonight standing
on arms. Business has q mos. entirely
suspended, and the streets are filtd
with psople discussing the affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26

Don't waste time and money and
undergo needless torture with the
knife when Ethiopian Pile Ointment
will afford instant relief and certain
cure In every case OF blind, bleeding
itching, internal and external pies
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Msnufact
rsrs, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and
81 per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
A Fugitive Caught.

PINE BLurr. AK, September 25.-
On q rsquisiiion from the sheriff Of
Bolivar county, Miss., Sam He'll was
pulled In today by Policeman Ksnne.
dy on q charge Of aggravated murder,
committed in said county some time
ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
without Doubt

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glish," "Full Dress," the fioest olga
cites ever offered. Particularly pleas.
ant In wsrm weather. Elk "a tine =
Kinney Tobacco Co., New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
Iuteresttus Pteture..

Illustrating the military uniforms Of
the world, packed daily, flr q short
time only, In the Sweet Osporal.
Try (new) White Gaps, Cfoss Coun'
try and Latest English. Extra hne.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
AdminlstFntor's NOllce.

uAvfHG suAllhsd AZ sduirl,tratof Of
III the estate Of Thomas b, Wlisr 20.
ceased, this IL 10 siys notice T. all creditors
b o6ms forward and Gle their claims, prop.
oily aplhsntieatsd, within. tie tine pre-
ieflbed By Law, or they will bs barred.
:, JOHN \. WIL.LNs. Adminitfator.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-26
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09

wholcta ale clothier, was arrested for do
frnuding the firm OF over $4,000 by false
entries and misuse OF checks.
J. Edgar Hall was arrested at PhiIadel-
phia, Wednesday, for forgerics aggrega-
ting $1,000 The complainant was the
cashier Of the independence National
Bank.
An attempt was made to poison Miss
Agnes Herndon, the actress. A box Of
fruit was sent to her from an anonymous
person, and after she had partaken of a
portion OF IL she became very sick.
Thursday, w. A. Clark, clerk in the
registry division of the New York City
postofiice, confessed 10 stealing small
money packages, aggregating : 1000, and
was locked mp. A $4,000 package was
missed but recovered, suspicion pointing
10 Clark.
Near Utica, MY, Wednesday night, a
man boarded Lake Shore train, shot Elk
press Messenger Lake, then gagged him,
rihed the safe, and escaped.
man named Anthony Knoll has been
arrested, in Jersey City, on charge OF
numbering the young woman, whose body
was found in Railway, n. J.
O. NJ. Bate, Supervisor OF the town Of
Gardner, Ulster county, n. Y. has fled TO
Canada. His liabilities are $4,000
William s. BartelI, leading citizen of
Clinton, N. ". who was nominated for Re-
publican Presidential elector in 1884
hanged himself, Tuesday, in his barn.
II is reported that Edmiston and Wad
dell, the carriage firm, in New York. that
failed on Monday, have fed to Canada.
Their liabilities are about $3000)O.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09
THE BUILDERS CONVENTION.
Platform OF Principles Life Insurance
for Workmen.

The National Builders Convention re-
Gently held in Chicago was largely attend
ed, and much interest was manifested.
The following resolutions were adopted as
an exposition OF the principles OF the or
ganization:
al. This association affirms that absolute
personal independence of the individual to
work or not TO work, to employ or not TO
employ, Is fundam entail pr inciple which
should never be questioned or assailed;
that upon IL depends the security of our
whole social fabric and business prosperity,
and that employers and workmen should
be equally interested in IFS defense and
preservation.
While upholding this principle as nm es-
sential safeguard for all concerned, this
association would appeal To employers in
the building trades TO recognize that there
are many opportunities for good in ns-
sociations of workmen. and while con
demning and opposing improper action
upon thsir part, they should aid and as
sist them in all just and honorable pur-
poses. 4 hat while upon fundamental
principles IL would be useless go confer or
arbitrate, there are still many points upon
which conferences and arbitration are per
fectly right and proper, and that upon
such points IL is "A manifest duty to take
advantage of the opportunities afforded 10y
associations TO confer together, TO the end
that strikes, lockouts, and other disturb
ances may be prevented. When such con
ferenccs are entered into care should be
taken TO state clearly in advance that this
fundamental principle must be maintained
and that such conferences should be com
potent TO report results in the form OF res
oiutions of recommendation 60 the i'm
dividuals composing the various organiza-
tions participating, avoiding all forms OF
dictatorial authority.
"2 That a uniform system OF appren-
tice ship should be adopted by the various
mechanical trades.
THAT manual training schools be es-
tablished as part OF the public-school
system, and that trade night schools
should be organized by tho various local
trade organizations for the benefit and
improvement OF apprentices.
- The association recommends al its
affiliated associations Co secure M soon az
possible the adoption of system OF pay
ment by the hour for all labor performed
other than piece work or salary work
and 90 obtain the co operation of essocia-
tons OF workmen TO this Just and equiia-
BILE arrangement
"A. That all blank forms OF contracts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09

DIR. Hodges, who attempted TO kin Patti,
by exploding bosnb in the Grand Opera
House,at San Francisco, has been convicted
Of an assault with intent 10 commit murder.
In court at Sioux City, Wednesday, Bis
marck corroborated the testimony OF
Leavitt, stating positively that Arensdorf
killed DIR. Haddock
Charles Schuchardt a market gardener
Of Millbank, ID. T., shot himself dead with
a shotgun which he discharged with his
foot. He had always been considered an
upright moral man, but had Just been
discovered in an intrigue with another
mans wife.
The iron rod with which IL is believed
Kellogg Nichols was killed, was introduced
in court at the trial of Watt and Schwartz,
at Morris, H., on We inesday.
-Four Mexicans opened FIRE on Corporal
Boyer and another soldier at the Fort
Ringgold military reservation. Boyer was
killed at the first shot. Three Mexcans
wers arrested ON suspicion, and the sur
viving soldier declares himself able to
identify the assassin.
The Hon. Thomas G. Reynolds commit
ted suicide, at ST. Louis, Wednesday, by
plunging down the elevator shaft in tho
Custom House. In his pocket was found
letter stating that he was troubled with
insomnia and visions.
W. c. Blayton, who is wanted in Hous-
ton, Texas, on charge of embezzlement
was arrested in Chicago, ON Wednesday
morning and turned over to Texas Of
ficials.
There is considerable excitement in
Springfield, H., over the discoveries made
in the investigation OF the State printing
special term of the Christian County
MO- Circuit Court will be called TO Try
the sixteen Bald Knobbers now in jail at
Springfield, Mo.
Unknown persons have blown up the
Cecil aqueduct and the reservoir and banks
OF the Miami Canal at Defiance, Ohio.
Herbert Harsha was arrested Monday
night, az Omaha, for robbing a saloon
Keeper. of Chicago, of about $4,000. Ho
was taken to Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09
FOREIGN.

The roof OF church at Linguagloasa,
Sicily, fell without warning during the SER
vices Sunday, burying beneath il 100 per-
sons, forty of whom were killed and in-
iured.
The fine Roman ampitheater, at Pola,
In Austria, suddenly collapsed and fell
into an immense chasm which opened on
the site. From this chasm vapors are
emitted.
Adyices from 81. Petersburg fully con
firm the report that another attempt had
been made upon the life of the Gar. 10
il learned that on Tuesday, while the Gar
was exercising in tho park connected with
the Gatschina palace, he was fired upon
by an officer of the army, the ball passing
close 90 his person. The officer was inn
modiately seized by attendants and i'm
prisoned.
President Diaz, in his annual address at
the opening of the Mexican Congress,
Friday night, said there was no question
OF any kind that could disturb the friendly
relations existing between Mexico and the
United States.
The Hon. William Smithe, Premier OF
British Columbia, died Wednesday morn
ing.
A Wholesale merchant of st. Peters
burg, reputed TO be worth millions, has
been shot and killed 10y man TO whom
he refused TO give 10000 rubles toward the
nihilist fund. Other Russian capitalists
are fearful of suffering similar fate.
Authentic information has been received
from st. Petersburg that a fresh attempt
was made upon the Cars life at the
Gatchina Palace Tuesday. The Gar was
not injured
mob OF Greeks, Sunday, attacked with
stones the residences OF American mission
aries in Smyrna. The Port has been
asked 20 send man-of-war for protec-
ton.
Baron de Strive the Russian minister,
accompanied by Secretary Bayard, paid
farewell visit to the President prior
TO sailing TO Russia. II IL said at the De-
partment OF State that the minister goes
10 Russia on leave of absence 20 visit his
family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
A Decrease OF Nearly 5000, 900
During the Month OF March.

The following is recapitulation OF tbs
public debt statement issued on the Isl
inst.
Interest bearing debt, principal, ST.
i02,57l,ii2; interest, $11,7131il; total,
$1,114, 2S4.253.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, principal and interest, S7,l2f,-
992.
Debt bearing no interest, including old
demand and legal tender notes, certificates
OF deposit, gold certificates, silver certif.
Gates and fractional currency, Qess S..
87b,934 estimated as lost or destroyed
1856, 79s,267.
Total debt and interest, S1,703 ,307, 519.
Cash items available for tho reduction
Of the debt, and reserve held for the re-
demption OF u. &. notes, &36s, 1891.
To total debt, less cash items, Sl,-
3i0,Os3,542.
Not cash In the treasury, $21, sB9,DS3
Debt less cash In the treasury, April \,
1887, x1,3ls, 223,55s.
Debt, less cash In the treasury, March
1, 1887, 81 1871, O32,026.
Decrease OF the debt during the month
OF March, $i2, s0s,4c7.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09

WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Joseph II. Bradley, IN old and
prominent lawyer, died ON Saturday IN
Washington, aged 50 years.
The President has number Of applica-
lions for the position OF U. =. Judge made
vacant by the death OF Judge :. II. Treat,
and there are no indications of choice.
Ex-Governor Palmer, OF Illinois, is
spoken of as the coming Minister TO
Austria.
The President wants NJ. W. Fuller, of
Chicago, to servo on the Pacific Railroad
Commission, but he is not inclined TO
accept.
Indian Territory will be placed under
the care OF a single army officer with in
structions 20 be particularly vigilant in
preventing an invasion of the boomers
this summer.
The President, Thursday, appointed
Charles G. Hubbard 20 be Collector Of
Customs at Hartford, Conn. Also these
Postmasters: Iowa Monticello l.. Il.
Alexander; Spencer, Clarance III. Buckley.
Nebraska Omaha, Constantine V. Gal
lagher. Kansas Sterling, Frank 5.
Blades.
The following fourth-class postofiices
were raised TO third, or presidential class,
April /: Downs, Kas. Lansdake Pa;
Loup City, Neb.; Eagle Grove, Iowa;
OgallaIla, Neb.; Granville, ILL.,; Carrollton,
Ky; Bessemer, Mich; Kirkwood, Mo-;
Cambridge, Neb. East Las Vegas, n. NJ;
marlborough, Pa; Point Pleasant, W. Va;
ST. John, Kas.
The President, Thursday, directed the
allotment of lands in severalty 60 the In
dians on the Warm Spring reservation in
Oregon,
A majority Of the Board Of Interstate
Commerce Commissioners had an inter
view with the President, on Thursday.
President Cleveland has appointed Chas.
s. Fairchild, of New York, Secretary of
the Treasury, and J. II. Maynard OF New
York, Assistant Secretary
The Crane Elevator Company, at Chi.
elevators in the new west wing of the
ing.
The President appointed as postmaster
at Colorado Springs, Col, J.F.Love; Monti-
cello, Iowa, L.T.Alexander; Spencer, Iowa,
Clarence III. Buckley Sterling, Kan, Frank
s. Blades; Omaha, Neb., Constantine V.
Gallagher.
The Attorney General has decided that
the Interstate commerce act does not
apply to the postal service, but is a regu-
lation OF commerce only.
Acting Secretary Fairchild has author
ized the free entry Of mummies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09

for building should be uniform through
out the United States.
THAT such forms OF contract, with the
condition thereof should be such as will
give the builder, as well as the owner, the
protection OF his rights, such as justice
demands.
THAT whenever proper form has been
approved by this association, after consul
taiion with the American Institute of
Architects and tho Western Association OF
Architects, we recommend its use by every
builder and contractor.
*. The Legislatures of the various
States should be petitioned TO formulate
and adopt uniform lien laws, and every
organization represented In the associa-
ton is recommended to use its best en-
deavors 60 secure the passage of the same.
&C. Architects and builders should be
required TO adopt more effectual safe.
guards in buildings in process OF con-
struction. so rs 60 lessen the danger OF IN
jury 10 worknen and others.
~. We believe in the adoption Of
system Of Insurance. against injuries by
accident 90 workmen IN the employ of
builders. wherein the employer shall par
ticipate in the payment OF premiums fof
the benefit OF his employees. Also in Sc
curing the payment OF annuitios 20 work
men who may become permanently disa-
bled through injuries received by accident
or the inhrmities OF old age"
The convention adjourned on the 3lst
ult. to meet in Cincinnati, in February,
1888
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09

The girl found murdered, at Railway,
N. j., has again been identified; this time
Ms Sophie Hess formerly an inmate OF the
Brooklyn jail.
Two freight trains were badly wrecked
on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Boil
var, Pa, on Monday morning No lives
lost.
As Guernsey Baker, farmer of Har-
monsburg, Pa, was telling timber atree
fell on him burying the axe in his brain.
A fight occurred on the Choptank river
between the tongers and thirty or forty
scrapers. The former were armed with
repeating rifles and several persons were
wounded.
w. s. Mclean, an insane veteran of n
New York regiment, has been awarded ar
rears of pension amounting Go $l2,4SS,
which will bo paid TO his father at the Des
Moines agency.
Three more bodies were taken from the
hotel ruins at Buffalo One OF them was
identified as that of II. S. Boyd, of Boston.
A five story French flat was burned at
Pittsburgh. Loss, $4,000.
IL having been stated that a boycott had
been placed by the knight of Labor DIS
trict assemblies upon the New York Sun
Typographical Union. No. G, OF New York,
adopted resolutions dcnouncing any such
attempt 10 muzzle the press OF that city
or Of the country, and declaring for tho
expression of honest opinion of the press
npon all matters of public importance
Mathew Massic and his three children,
we're burned 20 death in his own dwelling,
M Ludlowville, N. ", Tuesday morning.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The Caswell building, at Troy, N. Y,
wns destroyed by fire, Tuesday morning
and tho Bonrdman building WINS damaged.
Loss about 100000. Firemen think there
IS some mystery about the origin of the
FIRE.
While boiler was being tested Thurs
cay morning at Erie, Pa, a fue- plate gave
way, the escaping steam terribly scalding
four men.
An explosion OF gas occarred in the Won
Storch mine of'the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company at Scranton, Pa, Wednes-
day, killing three men and wounding
eight
Tho boiler Of tbs sealing steamer, Eagle
exploded of 81. John, N. r., Wednesday,
and the crew OF 200 are reported lost.
A tough character OF Taunton, Mass,
crept up 20 two sleeping men with whom
he had had some words, shot one and
hacked the Others head with Ratchet.
They are both In a critical condition.
Johann Most tho well known anarchist
was released from prison in New York, on
the Let inst.
Az New York, Thursday, Edward M. New
man, employed by Michael Levinson,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-04-09
TRADE REVIEW.
The Weather and the interstate Com
merce Law The Months
Business.

X. G. Dun a Co.. in their weekly trade
ginia, rendering roads nearly impossible,
and the Canadian railroads blocked by
drifts, making the distribution of products
difficult. They say "But for the oxtraor-
binary demand 20 anticipate the Inter
State act aud its change of rates this re-
tarding weather would have been more
seriously felt. As II Is, dry goods and
boot and shoe dealers complain that from
regions buried i'm snow small orders come
for summer clothing, and deep mud and
bad roads in many States arrest move.
ments OF produce The business of the
past month has been remarkably large, not
only at New York aud Boston, but Chicago
reports IA phenomenal record, and other
cities as well. Largely this business has
been in anticipation of demands for thirty
days TO come, or more. Hence II ~
scarcely possible that a noteworthy UNI
seasonable reaction should not be felt
The opinion grows that the Inter State
act will help the railroads rather than com.
merce. It's evident tendency Is Go cause
lower charges on local traffic. which il the
smaller and higher charges on the long
through traffic, which for important roads
is the larger. Neither uncertainty nor
activity in markets, under such circum-
stances, indicates much for the future.
wheat has risen over cent, with sales
of 45,O00,O00 bushels for the week; exports
continuing heavy. Corn, oats. oil, and pork
products, sugar and tea have scarcely
n a.
has advanced quarter. Cattle ana wool
are weaker, with Elm and copper. Print
cloths are barely 3.39 cents, with only 1861
600 pieces in sight, against l.5si,o00
pieces two years ago. Iron is weaker at
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The collapse
of the coal combination, and higher and
fixed rates for transporting coal do not
encourage consumers.
whether the bank clearings, outside OF
New York, ranging is per cent above last
year indicate more than "A temporary ac-
tiyity can not yet be judged. But the
great reduction OF rates on Canadian
canals for shipments TO Canadian ports,
and the attitude of the Grand Trunk to-
ward other lines, foreshadow sharper com
petition between Canadian and New York
forwarding merchants, as other new ar,
engagements indicate manufacturing de-
velopment in Canada. The new Mexican
tariff promises a larger traffic in that di
rection after July /. Money has ranged
from TO s per cent. for the week, bu
operations 20 cause stringency will now be-
increasingly difficult every day, unless al
unusual ouigo of money should set in, AZ
in 1884, in place of tho return customary
in April.
"Ihe failures during the first quarter OF
1887 were small T in number than in $3.50,
1885, or 1884, but the aggregate of linbili-
tics was larger than last year. not because
OF n general charging OF indebtedness,
but because a few heavy failures were in.
cluded. The failures in the last seven days
number for the United States 1876, and for
Canada "a, total of 223, compared with
259 last week, and PA for the correspond.
ing week OF last year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-03
completion of the dam is expected to make
boom here this spring.
Bound ne shouId Ges 1t.

Special to the GLOBE
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The postmaster
general is proud of a communication bear
ing several Endorsements which he carries
in his vest pocket and frequently exhibits
to friends. While at the White house re-
Gently he showed it to the president as
certificate of the efficiency of the railway
mail service under the present administra-
ton, and the two enjoyed hearty laugh
over the missive The original com
munication was from Charlotyile Va,
and was sent by the transfer clerk of the
postotfice at that place. 1t relates to a
small package which the writer states "a
gentleman hands me saying that he picked
it up short distance south of the junction
of the Virginia Midland railway. He thinks
it fell out of No. so car" Under date of
March II, 1887, the package was sent to
Postmaster Pearson, at New York, who
supplemented the communication with an
Endorsement:
THE package in question has been deliv-
cred to the addressee, who states that he
brew it out of the car window to get rid of
t."
The final Endorsement was addressed to
Supt. Nash by the chief of the dead letter
Office. and read as follows:
MY Dear Mr.. Nash: If you persist in
making the railway mail service so efficient
that an afflicted citizen can't throw away a
package in the woods without getting it back
through the dead letter Office, what wont
they do to us?'